THOMASVILLE- Don’t miss the grand opening of The Lobby at the Thomasville History Center.

On Sunday November 26th from 1-4 p.m., the History Center will debut its new shopping experience. With an expanded range of goods, The History Center will now supply visitors with more reading material for the curious and with items that will interest everyone who walks through its doors. Their new product selection reflects the Center’s collections, providing guests and locals with mementos of their time at the Center. Customized products will include puzzles, stickers, and postcards featuring historic maps and locations as well as t-shirts and totes to help residents represent their hometown spirit. Products from local artists and makers will also be featured, supporting small local businesses, and keeping patrons’ contributions local.

“The Lobby” will also serve all the public’s touring and membership needs. Guests will be able to purchase tickets to the History Center, to all the Center’s special tours and make reservations for special events like Crate to Plate and Pilau or renew their membership with ease.

Proceeds from The Lobby will be used to support the Thomasville History Center through educational programs, collection conservation, historic building upkeep, and more.

The Thomasville History Center was formed in 1952 and opened the museum within the Flowers-Roberts House in 1972. Since then, the History Center’s collections have grown to include more than 500,000 artifacts and archival materials and eight historic structures. The History Center, in partnership with the state of Georgia, also operates the historic Lapham-Patterson House. Their board, staff, and growing membership invites the public to join them in enriching the community through the exploration and discovery of its history, people, and stories.